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Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Pleaded Guilty.

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., Nov 16.-[Special
Telegram to the BEE l-E. Travcrs Leprohen,
the young man who, several months ago,
forged several notes and embezzled money to
the amount of a, 400 from the Iowa Loan and
Trust company, of Des Moincs to raise money
to buy lottery tickets, to-day pleaded guilty
in the district court and was sentenced to one
being circulated with the view of securing
his pardOn,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
The National Fishers Association.

New York, Nov. l6.--At meeting Of the
National Fishers association to-day resolu-
tions were adopted demanding the recog-
milton of the fishery industry as an important
national affair which should be placed on an
equality with other Industries by tho importa-
ton of foreign fish, and securing equal rights
for fishermen in foreign ports accorded to
foreign vessels in our harbors The resolu-
ton disavows any desire of right to fish in
foreign waters.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
A Bulldozcr Ouieted.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 16.-Thomas Green,
who is correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mercal- Gazette, shot and killed Lew Bald
win, of Nicholasville, this morning. The
men met and had controversy over the re.
ports sent out about the recent election, in
which Baldwin and others are charged with
unlawfully conducting au election in Jessa-
mine county.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Cashier Crecilius Indicted,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-The federal grand
jury late this afternoon returned to the
United States court an indictment against
Charles E. Crecilius, ex-cashier of the de-
funct Fifth National bank. The indictment
has six counts, all of which charge him with
falsifying the accounts of the bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
The "American" Party's Boom.

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-An interview with
the leading member of the new American"
party is published in which he says the late
anarchist agitation has given his organiza-
tion great boom. He says cards for sigma
lures to the platform are being signed so fast
it requires three clerks to register them.
The main object of the party is to restrict
immigration by keeping out paupers, an
archists and socialists
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
The Death Rec0rd.

PPILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 16.-Rev. James
w. Paul, vice president of the Universal
Peace union, died at the Episcopal hospital
this morning, aged oighty-nine.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-Slr William Macarthur,
ex-lord mayor of London, died in a carriage
Of the undergrOnnd railway to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Driving Horses Exbibited

CHICAGO, Nov, l6.-The chief interest in
the fat stock show was centered in the ex-
hibtion Of driving horses which occurred in
the evening. H. j. Mcfarland, Charles
Swartz and Potter Palmer drove into the
ring about o'clock, each one holding the
reins of four magnificent steeds. The turn
outs were all magnificent. The Judges
awarded the first prize to Charles Swartz
the second TO Potter Palmer and the third to
II. J. Mcfarland. The attendance was the
largest since the opening of the exhibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Swine Breeders in Convention.

CHICAGO, Nov. l6-The National Swine
Breeders' association met here today and
elected officers for the ensuing year. The
report of the executive committee said the
past year had been the most prosperous ever
diseaseas had been Inuch less than usual
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17

KEoKuK, Ia, Nov 16-[Special Telegram
to the BEE. During the season just draw
ing TO a close, ,562 boats, 745 bargcs and 2s5
RATS passed through the draw of the Keokuk
and Hamilton bridge at this place. This is
an increase of 1872 boats and 35T barges over
the business of 1885, showing that steamboat
traffic is looking up since the passage of the
inter state commerce law.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
THE PELLA WIFE POISONER.
Druggist Van Deven Indicted BY a
Grand Jury.
A WARD SCHOOL BURNED DOWN.
Efuscatine Has $4,000 Firc--A
Jury to Try Arensdorf-A- -Forgcr's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Iowa News.
The pc,la Poisoning Case.

DEs MONIES Ia, Nov. 16.-tSpecial Tcle-
gram TO the BEE. 1.-The grand Jury of
Marion county has indicted Henry Van
Deven, his daughter Tinna and hired girl,
Ida Kamerick, all Of Pela, on the charge Of
having caused the death Of Mrs. Van Deven
by poisoning the latter part Of August. The
case is one that has attracted general interest
80 far, from the mysterious circumstances
surrounding it. The trial will probably be
held at the present term Of court.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Where the Anarchists Will Rest.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16-John Buehler, presi-
dent of the Waldheim Cemetery association,
speaking this afternoon of the probability
that the dead anarchists would be perma-
ncntly inferred at Waldheim, said: zone
thing is certain, the association will never
again allow such speeches or such scenes Us
took place Sunday. If any monument to the
five men should be erected the plans would
first have TO meet the approval Of the direc-
tors of the cemetery. No reasonable In
scriptions OF designs would be permitted on
it,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Vandalism.

Some miscreant, minus all sense of de-
cency, has of late caused considerable annoy
ance by smearing the ratings on the stair
ways leading to the Eleventh street viaduct
with coal tar This action was repeated early
yesterday morning. A strict watch will be
kept for the scoundrel and when apprehended
few feathers and some of the mixture he
carries may be applied
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
A vVorJ S,Nro, pvrucH

MuscATINE, Ia, Nov. 16.-[Special Tele-
gram to tho BEE. THE Third ward school
building in this city was partially destroyed
by fire this afternoon. The loss will amount
TO sl5, 900, with insurance as follows North
western National, $4,000; Phoenix of Hart
Aetna, $500 on furniture The children were
NIL taken out in safety.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
A Jury Secured.

Sioux CRY, H., Nov. 16.-[Special Tele-
gram to the BEE THE labor Of selecting
jury TO try John Arensdorf for the murder Of
Rev. Haddock was completed to day and the
presentation Of the case and the theories of
both prosecution and defense, made. The
taking of testimony will commence to morrow
morning. Great interest is being manifested
in the proceedings and the court room is
crowded. Everything points to a long and
thorough revamping of the whole case. The
Jury Is an average one in intelligence.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
The Brown County Divide.

JoHNsTowN, Neb., Nov. 16,-[Special to the
BEE. IA petition is now being circulated in
this CBrown) county, asking the commission
ers TO call special election for the purpose
of relocating the county scat. 1t is very likely
the question will be voted upon at an early
date, and should there be an election it will
be the most exciting one the county has ever
witnessed. Answorth and Long Pine will
be the main contesting towns.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
A Corn Husking Contest.

DEs MoINEs, Ia, Nov. 16.-tSpecial Tele-
gram TO the BEK. There was novel corn
husking contest at Mitchelville yesterday in
which wager of s25 was won by William
Ellison. He shelled and put in the crib 1903
and forty pounds of corn in the ten hours de-
voted 10 the task.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Stpamshin Arrivals.

LONDON, Nov. i6,--[Special Telegram to
the Bee ARRIVED British Queen
from Boston.
QrEENsTowS, Nov 10. - Arrived - The
Peruvian, from Baltimore
New York, Nov l6.-Arriyed-The Wis
cousin, from Liverpool
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Cigar Manufacturers Meet.

Nxw YoRK, Nov. l6.-The first session nf
the third national convection of the Cigar
Manufacturers Association Of the United
States was held here tonight. About sixty
Of the most prominent cigar manufacturers
In the country were present. Resolutions
Vcrc presented and referred favcriag TIM rc-
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17

tention of the internal revenue tax on to-
bacco, the passage of national bankruptcy
law, the enactment of q law for the registra-
tion and protection of trade marks and the in
crease of the limit of three pounds for
thousand cigarettes to six pounds in the case
of all tobacco cigarettes
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Spies and Lingg.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The Arbeiter Zeitung
this evening publishes letter from Michael
Schwab written in the county Jail the day be-
fore the execution of the anarchists. The
letter is printed under the head Of august
Spies as Man" but is devoted to proving
that, while Spies and Lingg had different
ideas, the former, nevertheless. had high
ther says all anarchists agreed that Lingg
was an extraordinary man.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Preparing the Credentials,

Yesterday County Clerk Needham was
busy preparing credentials of election for the
successful candidates in the late election.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
1t Was Murder.

DUBLIN, Nov l6.-The verdict for willful
murder against George Freeman and eight
emergency men for shooting old man Kin
zelia lat Coolgranny, County Wexford, Sep
teinber 2s, has been confirmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Killed by Falling Slate.

CHARLTON, Ia, Nov. 10 Especial Telegram
to the BEE. Moses Jefferson, a colored
miner, was instantly killed this afternoon by
falling slate. His son, working near him,
was fatally injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Broke His Thigh Bone.

A little seven-year-old son Of Hugh Seger,
living on South Seventeenth street, between
Docns and Center, while trying to climb on
top of the cottage by means Of timber lean
ing against the house, fell several feet to the
ground, the piece of lumber falling on top of
him and breaking his thigh bone. The bone
was set, aud Il careful examination showed
no other injuries outside of few bruises.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
The Weather To-day.

For Nebraska and Iowa: Colder, fair
weather, light to fresh northcrly winds, be-
coming variable.
For eastern and central Dakota Colder,
followed by slightly warm, fair weather
light to fresh variable winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
viii Ncluce Thoir Eorccs.

CnlcAGo, Nov, l6,-The sash, door and
o'lhd manufacturers Of the northwest met
Here today and affirmed the old scale of
prices and decided, after December 20, TO re-
1ece lh"lr factory forces Gne-third and work
i'g hours 20 eight.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Princeton's President.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov 16,-The Evening
News announces that the Rev. DR.. Francis
S. Patton, professor Of geology at Princeton
college, will succeed DIR, McCosh as president
of that institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17

The subject of the above sketch is proprietor
of Dave Edens place on Twenty sixth street,
South Omaha, where he will corroborate the
above to any one who will call on or address him
there.
The following statement regarding Drs. Nc
Coy and Henry Is made upon good authority:
since these eminent physicians haze been in 0ie
nest then haze treated and cured OCer sic Mo,Ls.
and. :,ses Of cdta,rh and chronic throat and ltng
troubles, and Of these cases ~ per cent had been
declared and pronounced incurdble"
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Six Men Blown to Atoms and q Build
ing DESTROYED.

1sHPEMING, Mich, Nov. l6.-Thc Hancock
Chemical company's packing house for dyna-
mite was blown up al noon to day The fol-
lowing named men who were on the premises
were annihilated with the building: Willie
Ronaud, Charles Barkell, Thomas Tholnp-
SON, Tim Crowley, VIII King and William
Sapp There was 1,5O0 pounds of dynamite
in the building.
A search was begun Immediately for the
bodies OF the victims and continued until
nightfall, and all that was found were u few
scraps OF flesh. The cause Of the explosion
will never be known.
Business Troubles.
ToRoNro, Ont, Nov. l6.-Thc Central bank
OF Canada suspended payment and the fol-
lowing was posted on the doors this morn
ing: "ln consequence of the present
stringcncy in the money market the Centra!
bank has not been able to realize on its assets
promptly enough to meet immediate demands
upon it. 1t has, therefore, for the present.
suspended payment" The bank has capi
tai OF 81 ,0OO, 900, half Of which is paid up. 1t
Is impossible to give any idea Of the condi-
ton Of the bank ut present, but it is not
thought the depositors will suffer any loss
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-'Tne New York
Cable Railway Construction company has
made IN assignment President Ingersoll
said while constructing the cable railway in
ST. Paul, Mimi, they found labor two or
three times higher than they expected and
they did not have money enough TO meet
their obligations for material hcre, but they
hope to meet all liabilities when outstanding
debts were paid He thought the liabilities
will not exceed Si00,0O0
NEw York, Nov. l6.-Isaac Sickle, whole
sale dealer in lascs and vcIvets, made an AS
signment to-day. The failure was caused by
the heavy depreciation OF plushes and vevets
and losses by bad debts. Liabilities, sll5,
COO Assets, sloO,0oO.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
The Northern Pacific,s Fast Time.

WINNIPEG, Nov. l6-The Northern Pacific,
with a view to meeting prospective compe-
tition from the Canada Pacific has deciued TO
put on fast train TO the Pacific coast reduc-
ing the running time by twenty hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
Licensed tO Wed,

The following marriage licenses were
granted by Judge McCulloch yesterday,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
O'Brien's Value 70 ireland.

DUBLIN, Nov. l6.-Michael Davitt at Lin
erick to-day, said O'Brien's life was far too
precious to be sacrificed in a dispute about
clothes. If he died in Jail his countrymen
would know how to avenge him.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
A Fatal Explosion.

HANCOCK, Mich, Nov l6.-The packing
blown up this morning and six men killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17
ReSt9ned,

PARIS, Nov. ls.-The minister Of justice has
resigned, - g..
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17

Fine selections in suitings and over
costings cheap. q. Swanson & Co.,
Merchant TaiiOrs, lie Farnam ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-17

adapted to Cure Fcmale Pains aud Weaknesses.
Vastly superior TO- ALI other pasters yet pre-
pared Al all 1lr.l-..,,'s. - cents: Ave for 100;
or. postage free. ni. P'i,r"H DHrG AND CHEMi.
CAL Co EosiOu. NLss. -. ,.'
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while the meats sold there are so
Juicy, tender and fat, that II makes
one hungry to look Mt it. Dainty
people are the ones to whom they try
to cater.
For The freshest, best, cheapest gro
cerir- in the market, go TO Il. H..
Gray. Vegetables and country pro-
duce always on hand All tho best
brands OF cigars aud tobaccos. Goods
delivered free Give me ~ trial.
Geo f. Oglesby has bought out Joe
Chambers, OF the Avenue livery
stables, and he says that although
they beat him for city marshal, no
man can beat him in keeping nice
livery rigs and rustling the business
generally Horses boarded by the
day, week or month. Telephone
connection.
RoMELpI--A Norma, she was dig
niticu, dramatic, grand She sang the
scoro beautifully, even moving people
90 tears, aud her acting was superb
/ Her singing was perfect, her voice
being sweet and rich. yetlull OF pas
sion and dramatic iire.-Louisvill'
| Courier ournal.
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STREET NOTES.

Deanc photographer, South Fifth .
Best meal in Waco AZ the silver .
Moon
Best cup of coffee at the Silver
Moon
Juciest porterhouse steaks in Waco
at the Silver Moon.
Best Naples guitar and violin
strings ut Chase II Cookies.
Go to Oglesby's Avenue stables tor
nice rig to take your "gyurP for q
ride,
Mr.. John r. Walton has one OF the
handsomest insurance Offices IN the
state.
Sheet music u specially, and all the
latest song and instrumental solos at
Chase Il Cookies.
VII. lcdnum's millinery establish
mcnt on Third street Is replctc with
all the latest styles in hats and other
millinery.
Those needing money should OBJ
serve TIA. the kuusas City Investment
company lends money largely on city
property
The Philharmonic society holds n
rehearsal to day and on the 10Th will
give grand overture At Padgitt's
park.
Subscriptions TO stock of the l'eo-
pies Building and Saving association
received ht the Citizens National
Bank. Gail there and get ~ copy OF
/ 10y laws
An error was made in stating that
/ MIR. j. L. Major, of Lanham, Hamilton
/ county, had been treated by DR. Cur
tis successfully, llewas apatient OF
Dr. w. Il. Robinson.
Money to loan on improved land
and Waco city property on long time
Vendors lcin notes bought Kan
sas City Investment Co, Oilicc over
Citizens National Bank.
just received by express at a ;
Iaber's the newest novelties III drcsl
Goods, lace a,lovers and lace- t
match. Call and look at them, yol
VIII be pleased with goods and prices
Messrs. Chase X Cooke have tn
thank of THE EXAMINER tor n copy o
piece OF new music entitled king
Lullaby" by Mr.. Joe. 5 King, q
Waco, published by same, and sol
by Chase & Cooke. The piece la
merit
I Car d. are ont for the marriage
Nh Ennis Munger and Miss Mann
Oats. both of Georgetown, Texas, q
April 2S. Mr.. Munger is son
> Judge 5. ;. Munger, formerly
Houston, but now postmaster
Lsmpssas. Congratulations are e.
tended in advance.
1t is refreshing to step into t
. butcher shop of Webb n hastnc
south side OF the square 1t Great
all appetite to see its neGtness aud tt
sweetness and freshness OF eyerythin
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hFpss hi'hEb
To the people of Waco and vicinity:
We have opened store, next door To
THE ENAMINER office, for the cXclus-
i've sale of mems furnishing goods.
We have come here TO stay and
make our home with YOU and would
be very Glad to have YOU call and see
VS. and look over our goods, either NJ
purchasers or simply welcome Wis
itors,
We have the latest novelties In the
market and have every facility Tor
getting everything nearly " soon as
il makes its appearance.
Our specially will be shirts, made
TO order, and warranted to tit you,
both white and fancy. which can be
ordered from an endless variety OF
samples that we have on hand for
your inspection.
We also have line line of Wilson
Bros celebrated shirts, i'll all sizes
and lengths of sleeves We are the
only house in Waco who carry the
well known Coon X Co, collars and
cuffs. lfyou want the "correct thing
in furnishings, call on us.
Respectfully,
FoRsYTlIE X COREY,
liAberdashers.
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ELLISON 4 JONES,
Real Estate
IA D.
Collecting Agents,
Rent Houses and Pay TaHes for
Non-Residents,

We cflcr for sale the iollowlrg spe-
cial bargains:
Also 80 acres, thrcc-fourths OF mile
south. finely located, cheap tor cash.
- ncrca, miles south of t,wil 30
acree in cultivation, room house and
cihtcrn, baru. etc, very cheap,
We also have for sale residences VI
the city from $3.50 and upwards.
Also vacant lots and acres III all
part- Of the city, and country lands
hanging from - to Sl5 per acre, in
tracts to suit purchasers.
We offer for cash for few days
only, from April l7th, eight desirable
residence lots on Austin, Columbus
and Barnard streets.
Call Mt our Office, under Pacific hotel
and look over our list; you VIII lh'
something to suit you.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

siprH STREET T.. CHrrcm SorIh-'ornof ni
FIN and Jackson streets, krE u'fH''
Bishop. pastor sunday sch"ol w II. ILL.,,
class mc,tinga3i .. IN. Prayer meeiiny ana
SUNDAY school tcachers meeting, Wednc'-
day D. m. Preaching nj D. M ID.
Kev' J NJ 'Hai.cl. NJ mornins service
Everyone cordially Invited.
pnr.nYrrmAy CurRcu ROY. =. A. KING
un.tor -uhuhth- school ~ yll %. N" W J.,
iiodhct. superintendent Pfchchlhs "a
II a iu. Ey,nu. service at 3 T. m A.
invited
n. aching AZ n a. m. and p. IN. in the ) NJ
4 A. Hall over Eaton ~ puiubus, Auslih
street. TIC hall is comfortable anu collli"'
diuus, ana AL arc cordially invited
Cryuyrt4sp PnE-ByrrRiAS CHURCH Rev. j.,
VI Unlhcn pastor services by On" pastor
nm a. m. sunday school at 800 H. 10,
The pastor VII preach NJ hi- own cnut1h
the morning Hvd AZ the Fiith stteci NJ,
church ats D. m. In tho absence oi Kew;
Horace Bishop the Two congregations " III
worship togr Their 1t tie morning. AMI even
Ing servce~.
CunisrlAS CHuRcH-Thcrc will be preaching
nj Mnorc's Hall, on Austin street between
ecyenth and Eighth,by the Rev. " II. hsEby
pastor, At II II. m. aud go pm. ohuhay scho9'
atg.80 ~ m. J, !. Moore superintendent
Morning subject Gluping IN the Cross
Evening subject; The Love Of "od.
All are welcome
TntsirI II J.. CHURCH -7Ol Washington rect
prcHching ut II II IN. and 3 y, IN. i, H. cor
liil. pastor. sunday school o:ij ~ u, PRAY or
me,tiue Wednesday NIGHT. subject sun
day night. what should be the Attitude oi
IN Christian Ios ard Alcohol strangers N
our city urc cordially Invited to attend IA
tucsc services.
IT. PAuLA.M g.. CuURcH Rev. H. W. Rob, ~
pastor, corner OF Jackson and agoond street.
sunday School al $50 m, \. j Moore su
pcriuteudcnL pfcnohing ll.~a. n' , = IN
by the pastor subject salvation. ffch' ~
mgnt > y. IN. hy i. NJ. collins of Pine Blum
ArkuuAu-.
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LACES.

A new line OF colorcd Torchon
Laccs Mt ~ cents per dozen. These
are novelties.
a line Of the same, but wider goods,
at . cents per dozen.
4 fresh arrival of hand made Tor
chon Lace, B, 6. and 10 cents yard.
Epvp,ian aud Oriental Flouncing
a, Il cents yard, in white, cream
and beige.
Lace All.ovors in white, cream and
beige. % cents n yard.
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Reported by ". A Cassaday's Abstract once
" n aud " T. Godhor 10 \ and
Moore lot ami east half OF block III , 40 ~
n and lillh Foster to Harriet Wood
lots nud block 50 Ross Hddu -tJ b
q VI Dodge to X NJ Tieon block Il o.
stt'rt 5o 10
Daniel A.rl to RIM rigOn, fractional
lots @, 10. II, -, block Aorls hddn
to LutcuH u "
J 4 and : y Henry toE \ Mfrshall 30
Nl6h feet Ross gpii frrc survey 30 ol
MARY Blocker to Waco Improvement
70 ~" survey south Waco IL so
y f.e ,tGi''V "ck 4. Mann'' sdin gOo 90
hnif"( let block & 10 o10 ro
CPuud VI " Savaur 7 Buscark,u
xldi feet farm LOT - Wa hipston - 2u o.
Total ..... sli 1908 On
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From Every side, reach The public
ear when in hearing distance OF the
ladies who have visited the "Spring
Opening" at the Fashion Bezar. Go
YOU, too, to the Bazaar, and look upon
the many brauties still IN place.
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DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO. TEXAS. APRIL, II 1887
THE WEATHER
METEOROLOGICAL"

WAsulNGroN, April 10 For Texas
Fair weather, followed by local snow
ers; easterly to souiherIy "lhus
slight change in temperature
BKEATHED a SIGH,
SIR. CLARsvILLE, Ohio, April lb,-A
cyclone passed through Belmont
county yesterday, wrecking several
farm houses and barns, doing consid'
cradle damage to churches aud bust"
ness buildings in this city. II is es-
timate ed that the total loss will reach
100000,
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DRESS GOODS.
JUST OPENED!

goo pieces Crepe dc Chine, new
patterns, elegant styles, to be sold at
f. IL cents yard.
\ late arrival of French Sattecn- at
%. so and 80 cents yard.
Novelties in bingham Dress Robes
at Sl7j each.
A large lot Of colorcd Dress Robes
AT $3.50 each.
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If this gntlcman should get hard
up he would go to DUFF DoMNAu
tor assistance, rs DoMNAu's is the best
place in Texas to get money or to
spend il. Blue front, south side OF
square, sign of three gilt balls, Waco,
and Gil Main street, Dallas.
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Tho druggists say salvation il has no faults
II always relieves pain instantly
"Itis alleged by some one thni Dr. MAY
Walker prescubcs DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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Go TO VIM. Cameron n Co.. for
your lumber, shingles, blinds ce-
meut, etc,
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Williamson II Co. lead the city in
cheap price, on drugs.